LaRue Trial Opens Over Garcia Shooting Case
In district court John LaRue faces trial for shooting Manuel Garcia. Witness accounts differ on the events near Second Street and Central Avenue the night of October 6. Police and defense witnesses place LaRue at various downtown locations from 6:00 to 9:30 p.m. The defense asserts his innocence and detailed alibi.
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John lLahue
Manuel Antonio Carela
Carela
Logy
Gotoher É
Lukue
Second Street
Central Avenue
Mr. Garcia
North First Street
Lane
Garcia
North Irst
LaRue
Lattue
Hertha Duval
Otto Olsen
J. N. Carney
Deelderio Montoya
George Brown
Hartsmith
Blake McNeal
la Rue
Oelock
Garela
Marquette
Verdict in Fergusson and Crews case returns favorable ruling
A sealed verdict delivered Thursday night by the jury in the Fergusson and Crews case favored the defendant Fergusson. The court met Friday morning to enter judgment against Forster in the sum of the noted amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdicq
Thuradauy
Fergusson
Crews
Legal Services Billing Amounted to 200 Dollars
Court records show a claim for 200 dollars plus costs on account of legal services alleged to have been rendered.
Divorces Sought by Haxton and Burton Couples
Henry Raymond Haxton sues for divorce from Sarah Thebault Haxton alleging a London marriage in 1881 and desertion in 1907. Hazella A Burton seeks divorce from Oliver C Burton dated July 15 1881 and desertion in 1906 with request to restore her maiden name Estella A Bennett. Marron and Wood represent both suits.
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Henry Raymond Haxton
Sarah Thebault Haxton
London
England
Estella A Bennett
Marron
Wood
The Clansman at Elks Theater Promises Record Attendance
The Clansman by Thomas Dixon Jr a Ku Klux Klan tale has drawn near four million viewers in three years and is billed as a modern successor to Uncle Tom's Cabin The Elks Theater visit on Monday December 14 features ticket sales at the box office from 9 to 11 and later at Matson's store Also advertised is I X L Shoeing at 315 Copper Ave amid local theater notices and promotions.
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Old
Kentucky
Ku Klux Klan
Thomas Dixon Jr
Vnewer
Mra. Stowe
Elks’ Theater
Matson’s
Josh Perkins
Elks Theater
Insurance concerns in territory alert issued
Territorial Superintendent Jacobo Chaves issues Bulletin No. 3 detailing enforcement actions and warnings. The court fined J F Gates $454 plus $86.95 costs for soliciting for unapproved agencies, while several companies are ruled unauthorized or admitted to operate locally after examinations and reforms.
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Territorial
Jacobo Chaves
District Court For
Oldham
Ogden
Utah
Clieat Western Life Insurance Company of
Kansas City
Insurance Department of Missouri
Identification Company of America
Chicago
North American Accident Insurance Company
Inet
Imperial Fire Insurance Company of
Colorado
Wisconsin
Western Life and Accident Company of
Denver
New Mexico
Montana
Michigan State Life Insurance Company of
Detroit
Michaetna Life Insurance Company of
Hartford
Coean
Masonic Life Association of Buffalo
Insurance superintendent enforces firm license certificates
Insurance commissioner quotes a public truth statement while acting on AG guidance to require each member of an insurance firm to hold a certificate after Feb last day. Shawnee Fire Insurance of Topeka Williamsburg City Fire Insurance New York National Union Fire Insurance of Pittsburg among firms eyeing entry. 1907 loss to premium ratio stands at 238.1 percent, second only to 1887. Jacob o Chavez Superintendent of Insurance.
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Masonic Life Association
National Protective Legion
New York Insurance Department
Wello
Shawnee Fire Insurance Company
Topeka
Kan
Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Company
New York
National Union Fire Insurance Company
Pittsburg
Six Day Race Leaders Open Six Miles Clear
At Madison Square Garden the leading teams in the six day bicycle race surpass the former record by more than six miles as the 126th hour passes. Walther and Root suffer spills while Galvin and Wiley push forward with steady climbs and Collins and Mitten trail closely behind. Former record stands at 2316 miles and 7 laps.
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Miles Lapstutt
Stoll
McFpalrang
Moran Hill
Wdemara Walther
Root
Collins and Mitten
Galvin and
Wiley
Anderson and
Vitanoni
Palmer
Drobach
Miller
Weller
New York
Madison Square Garden
Walthour
Galvin
Demara
Vanant
Hutt Odam Sie
McFarland
Meran
Hill
Collins
Mitten
Anderson
Vanont
Kansas City Rioters Charged With Murder
Four members of a religious extremist group face first degree murder charges after a riot Tuesday afternoon in Kansas City that left two policemen and a citizen dead. James Sharp Messila Sharp Della Pratt and William KEngnel were arraigned before a justice of the peace.
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Kansas City
James Sharp Messila Sharp
Della Pratt
William Kengnel
Justice of the Peace
Rockefeller to Fund Education in Oriental Nations
Chicago reports professor says John Rockefeller will devote 50 million dollars to promoting education in oriental nations. He will await findings from Prof Ernest Burton and Prof Thomas Chamberlin on conditions in the Orient before proceeding. Bryan Leaves for Home from Texas.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
John Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Ernest Burton
Thomas Chamberlin
Epworth League Social Tonight at 218 Broad Way
A social gathering for the Epworth League is planned for tonight at 218 Broad Way. The event promises a welcoming time for all attendees with refreshments and fellowship.
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Epworth League Socal
Broadway
Farmers Meet Gourt House Today
At 2 o clock this afternoon a major Bernalillo county farmers meeting meets at the county courthouse. Following Roosevelt suggestions and rural life commission lines the gathering will discuss five rural topics including roads schools organizations and farming methods. Oplie Read speaks Monday night at the Presbyterian church. Reserved seats on sale at Matpson's.
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Bernalillo County
County Court House
Roosevelt
Rural Life Commission
Oplie
Presbyterian Church
Matpson's
Betrothal of Hon. Ronald Lindsay in London
Announced in London on December 11, the engagement unites Hon. Ronald Lindsay son of Crawford with Miss Martha Cameron daughter of J. Donald Cameron a former Pennsylvania senator.
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London
Ronald Lindsay
Crawford
Martha
J. Donald Cameron
Pennsylvania
Nobel Prizes Awarded in Stockholm with Medals and Diplomas
King Gustave distributed the Nobel prizes in Stockholm this afternoon with diplomas and gold medals. Each prize is valued at five dollars. A lecture by Opte reads in the Presbyterian church Monday night, beginning promptly at seven o clock to allow attendance at the play at the opera house. Porch swings priced at four dollars and fifty cents from Albuquerque Planing Daily.
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Stockholm
Gustave
Opte
Presbyterian Church
Opera House
Hop Fiend and Pal Raised Thirty Days Each
Frank Nichol known as a hop fiend and his pal Vardmean were sentenced to thirty days apiece by Polite Judge Craig for jointly or severally stealing from W. L. Trimble Company. The theft included a Winchester life a Trager and clothing. Nichol declined credit for the theft and claimed his partner acted alone.
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Frank Nichol
Vardmean
Craig
W. L. Trimble
Winchester Life
Bach
Nichel
Eleven Homeless Wards Rounded Up For Court Session
Eleven homeless individuals with no visible means of support were rounded up for the afternoon police court session. Four more were captured by seven in the evening, as the city struggles with daily influx of the Great Unwashed. The eleven received the usual sentence.
Lecture at Presbyterian Church Promises Wholesome Evening
A Monday night sermon at the Presbyterian Church invites the community to an evening of wholesome entertainment and instruction through an accessible lecture by a guest speaker. The event aims to uplift attendees with thoughtful discussion and friendly fellowship.
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Ople
Presbyterian Church
The Bank of the Farmer
A Nara Visa Register item laments cattle raids by hungry owners who let cattle prey on others crops. It calls for a law to restrain such predatory livestock, noting these cattle bolt fences, steal summer crops, and view damage as profit rather than responsibility.
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Nara
Nobbs Rivalry Emerges From Golf Encounters
Dobbs recalls meeting the present Mrs. Nobbs at a golf tournament, indicating a personal link that fuels Nobbs’ enmity toward golf and shaping local sports rivalries.
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Bobbs
Nobbs
Dobbs
Mrs. Nobbs
Noted Lookalike Sparks City Hotel Ad Parody
A deaf old lady questions a man about kinship with Mr. Green, boosting a comic scene of mistaken identity. The Philadelphia Inquirer tone hints at a playful jab about good boarding from a Columbus Hotel ad reference.
Local Albuquerque Happenings From Fraternal Meeting To Goose Surprise
Albuquerque items report Fraternal Union meeting at 7 30 pm and a big crockery sale at Wagner Hardware offering cheap Christmas gifts. Police court jailed seven vagrants five to ten days. Eugene Reynolds moves here from Raton to live with parents. Truancy officer back from Golden Colo and visits Judge Lindsey. Soltie Le Breton sale draws shoppers. W A Pope dies at 49. remains to Downers Grove. Strollers Concert Quartet entertains at Santa Fe Reading Room. Proposal for Chautauqua circuit concert series to unite local churches. William Trimble shoots an Arctic white goose near Pajarito for Albuquerque Gun Club. Uncle Josh Perkins to debut at Elks Theatre with lavish scenery and songs.
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Soltie & le Breton
Albuquerque
W. A. Pope
Downers Grove
Elmeis
William L. Trimble
Pajarito
Trimble
There’s A Reason Grape Nuts Gives Relief for Indigestion
A young New York woman describes indigestion from rich foods and credits Grape Nuts with relief and renewed appetite. The letter, signed by Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich, touts digestion improvement and continued use as a healthful choice.
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AN. Y
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wetlville
Highland residence burgled. jewelry stolen in broad daylight
A burglar entered a Highland residence at 400 South Broadway on Thursday afternoon. He fled with two gold watches, a lady and a gentlemans watch plus two valuable rings including a marquis emerald surrounded by diamonds. Two purses containing ten and twenty dollars were left behind. A separate theft at 624 North Sixth Street saw a hen overcoat taken from Frank Kruske.
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van Droff
North
Sisth Street
Kruske
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Jese A. Dereero
the Clangman
Ellis’ Theater
Copper Ave
Jacobo Chavez
Chamberlain
Madison Square
Bryan
Port Arthur
Texas
Willam J. Bryan
Mrs. Bryan
Mexico
Lincoln
New
Pal
Columbus Hotel
San Jose
Turkeys
Wagner Hardware Co
Knights of the Road
Eugene Reynolds
Raton
Raynolds
Santa Fe Company
Railway
Golden
Colo
Oayward Albuquerque
State Industrial School
Silt
Lindsey
Juvenile Criminal Court
Strollers
Santa Pe
Ray Allen Carpenter
Howard EF. Pratt
William G. Wills
George F. Ewing
Presbyterian
Methodist
Congregational
Carrie
Sam Kee
Sie
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